Putin extends Deputy Foreign Minister Grushko's civil service term by one year
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- •President Vladimir Putin extended Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko's civil service tenure
- •The extension granted to Grushko's tenure is for one year
- •The announcement was made on February 20, 2026
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Grushko leverages his extended tenure to influence foreign policy Russia's diplomatic approaches and international negotiations may be affected
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If Grushko's extended tenure influences foreign relations, it could indirectly affect the Russian ruble's exchange rate
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